Minimum Total Loss Trajectory Based on Novel Mathematical Model of PMSM with Iron Loss

A new minimum total loss trajectory is derived and analyzed based on the novel mathematical model of permanent-magnet synchronous motor proposed by Shinnaka in 2024, which required considering the iron loss. The analysis shows that the new trajectory has the following characteristics: (a) The new trajectory exhibits zero-point passing characteristics at zero torque regardless of speed. (b) The new trajectory is identical to the conventional trajectory in the high torque region.

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IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications
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2025-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.1541/ieejias.145.817
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Sensorless Control of Electric Motors
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Minimum Total Loss Trajectory Based on Novel Mathematical Model of PMSM with Iron Loss

Shinji Shinnaka
IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications
Sensorless Control of Electric Motors
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Minimum Total Loss Trajectory Based on Novel Mathematical Model of PMSM with Iron Loss

Shinji Shinnaka
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Abstract

A new minimum total loss trajectory is derived and analyzed based on the novel mathematical model of permanent-magnet synchronous motor proposed by Shinnaka in 2024, which required considering the iron loss. The analysis shows that the new trajectory has the following characteristics: (a) The new trajectory exhibits zero-point passing characteristics at zero torque regardless of speed. (b) The new trajectory is identical to the conventional trajectory in the high torque region.

IEEJ Transactions on Industry ApplicationsVol. 145(12)
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Sensorless Control of Electric Motors
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